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1. I'm not sure that it does, but I'll stipulate so for the sake of argument. The only reason prostitution may spread disease any faster than other relationships is because prostitution is illegal and thus unregulated. If it were legalized and regulated, this would be relatively safe.Jufarius87 said:you have to admit though that prostitution spreads disease much faster than regulerly consenual sex because in (most) sexual situations you are intimate and know the person prostitution is haphazardly sleeping with anyone and you dont know their disease status not to mention the emotional and physcological damage done to people in that "profession"
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legalizing prostituion would signify that the govt would be giving it the ok making education about it kind of a moot point and hypocritical i would also like to point out that there is nothing that protects against disease (only pregnancy) so we wouldnt be protecting anyone by legalizing prostitution then educating people about it
2. If you've ever been to the beach during spring break, you might re-think your assertion about the level of intimacy of most sexual relationships.
3. Legalizing prostitution would not be the government's way of saying "okay." Rather, it would be the government's way of recognizing that prostitution is an ingrained part of society, even if we don't like to talk about it, and taking steps to protect those citizens who choose to participate.
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